NAME: Lynn Klyde-Silverstein BEAR NUMBER: 800-265-680 POSITION: Associate Professor Journalism and Media Studies Program School of Communication College of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Greeley, CO 80639 TELEPHONE: Office: (970) 351-2432 EDUCATION: Year Degree Institution Area of Study 2000 Ph.D. Journalism Graduate Certificate Women s Studies 1997 M.A. North Carolina Journalism 1991 B.A. Indiana University Journalism and History WORK EXPERIENCE: Years Employer Position Responsibilities Professional Academic 2015-present Associate Teaching, service Professor advising, coordinate news emphasis 2000-2015 Assistant Teaching, professor service, advising, coordinate news-editorial sequence 1997-2000 Teaching associate Taught one class per quarter Professional Non-Academic 2014-2015 Johnstown Breeze Editor Oversaw news staff, Johnstown, CO edited copy, laid out pages, 2012-2014 Johnstown Breeze Reporter/ Reported and wrote Johnstown, CO Columnist news, sports, columns 1995-98 The Herald-Sun Reporter Sports reporting, Durham, NC copy editing 1995-96 ACC Athlete Contributing writer Feature writing Raleigh, NC 1991-95 Connecticut Post Copy editor Edited copy, designed pages, wrote headlines, supervised sports desk
CV Page 2 AREA OF SPECIALIZATION: News, sports journalism, gender and mass communications ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS From the Negro News Page to the Sports Page: Mary Garber s Influence on the Newspapers of Winston- Salem, N.C., American Journalism 23 (2), 97-113. The Fighting Whites Phenomenon: An Interpretive Analysis of Media Coverage of an American Indian Mascot Issue, in American Indians and the Mass Media, 2012, Meta G. Carstarphen, John P. Sanchez, eds. SELECTED NEWS PUBLICATIONS No need for a restroom ruckus, The Denver Post, May 29, 2016. Sexism, heterosexism still alive in sports, Lynn Klyde-Silverstein, The Johnstown Breeze, May 2, 2013. It s not just a game, Lynn Klyde-Silverstein, The Johnstown Breeze, Oct. 3, 2013. Fatherless, but not without gifts, on Father s Day, Lynn Klyde-Silverstein, The Johnstown Breeze, June 12, 2014. Team name perpetuates tradition of insensitivity, Lynn Klyde-Silverstein, The Johnstown Breeze, June 26, 2014. Former liquor store owners charged with tax fraud, Lynn Klyde-Silverstein, The Johnstown Breeze, July 17, 2014. Milliken, TRPR might get new field house, Lynn Klyde-Silverstein, The Johnstown Breeze, July 24, 2014. And the youth shall see visions, Lynn Klyde-Silverstein, The Johnstown Breeze, Oct. 2, 2014. Soccer squad falls in tourney, Lynn Klyde-Silverstein, The Johnstown Breeze, Oct. 30, 2014. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: Papers The Fighting Whites Phenomenon: Toward an Understanding of the Media s Coverage, presented at AEJMC Annual Convention, 2003, Kansas City, Mo. There s Been Talk Around the League : A Case Study on the Importance of Source Relationships in the Reinforcement of Heterosexist Stereotypes in Professional Women s Basketball, presented at the Southwest Symposium, Southwest Education Council for Journalism and Communication, 2002, San Marcos, Texas. A Visual Experiment in Acceptance: Does Quantity and Location of Blood Affect Readers' Reaction to a Photograph? with Abhinav Aima, Patricia Ferrier, Les Roka and James Staebler, presented at AEJMC Annual Convention, 2001, Washington, D.C. The Last Male Bastion Enters the 21st Century: The Changing View of Women s Professional Basketball in One Newspaper s Sports Department, presented to AEJMC Annual Convention, 2000, Phoenix, Ariz. Unasked Questions, Untold Stories: A Case Study of the (Re)Presentation of Lesbians in the Women s National Basketball Association, presented to Fourth Annual Women s Studies Conference, 2000, Valdosta, Ga. The Conscience of the Department : Mary Garber and the Integration of the Sports Section in Winston- Salem, N.C., presented to AEJMC Southeast Colloquium, 2000, Chapel Hill, N.C. A Passion for the Game: Mel Greenberg and the Women s College Basketball Poll, presented to AEJMC Southeast Colloquium, 1999, Lexington, Ky. Images of the Olympics: A Phenomenological Study of Power and Ritual, presented to Multidisciplinary Conference on Holidays, Ritual, Festival, Celebration, & Public Display, Bowling Green, Ohio, 1998. Framing the Game: How Three Newspapers Covered the Men s and Women s NCAA Basketball Tournaments, 1994-1996, presented to Framing in the New Media Landscape Conference, 1997, Columbia, S.C. Full-Court Press? The New York Times Coverage of the 1995 Women s NCAA Basketball Tournament, presented to AEJMC Annual Convention, 1996, Anaheim, Calif.
CV Page 3 Invited Panel Sessions Covering Hate Crimes, at AEJMC Annual Convention, Denver, Colo., 2010. "Beyond 'How Do You Feel?': Teaching Tips for Effective Interviews," at AEJMC Annual Convention, Miami, Fla., 2002. Beyond Title lx: A Discussion of the Media s Treatment of Female Athletes, at AEJMC Annual Convention, Washington, D.C., 2001. Other Panel Presentations Sure, it s convergence, but is it good journalism? presented at the Rocky Mountain Communication Association Conference, 2010, Loveland, Colo. (Coordinated and moderated panel) The Fighting Whites and the Media, at 1st Annual Summit on Social Justice and Diversity, April 8, 2004, Greeley, Colo. (Coordinated and moderated panel). PRE-PUBLICATION REVIEWS Book Reviewed Copycrafting, an editing work book, Rosenauer, Oxford University Press, 2009. Women in Mass Communication: Challenging Gender Values, third edition, edited by Pamela Creedon and Judith Cramer, Sage Publications, 2005. Articles Reviewed Jessie Owens and an Ocean of Fury: A Case Study of Mainstream Press Coverage of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, for American Journalism, 2006. Art Commentary for the Middlebrow: Promoting Modernity & Art Through Popular Culture How Life Magazine Brought The New into Middle Class Homes, for American Journalism, 2006. Investigating Job Satisfaction and Female Sports Journalists: An Analysis of the Association for Women in Sports Media, for Sex Roles: A Journal, Kluwer Publications, 2003. FUNDED PROJECTS: 2001, Awarded $3,000 grant from Colorado Endowment for the Humanities for lecture series Ideas in Conflict: Olympics in Society 2000, Awarded $500 John Houk Memorial Research Grant for dissertation research, 1999, Awarded $250 Mary Gardner Graduate Student Research Award for dissertation, AEJMC PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION PARTICIPATION: Membership Years Organization Member 2006-2016 Society of Professional Journalists Member 2002-2005 Education Committee, Colorado Press Association Member 2000-2002 Society of Professional Journalists Member 1996-2005 Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Comm. Member 1996-2004 AEJMC s Commission on the Status of Women Member 1999-2004 AEJMC s Commission the Status of Minorities Member 1998-2004 AEJMC s Mass Communication & Society Division
CV Page 4 Member 1998-2004 AEJMC s Cultural and Critical Studies Division Member 1999-Present Phi Kappa Phi national honor society Member 2000-Present Kappa Tau Alpha journalism honor society Service Year Organization Judge 2003 Southwest Symposium paper competition Editing Presentation 2003 The Mirror Panelist 2002 SPJ Region IX Convention Co-chair 2001-2002 GLBT Interest Group of AEJMC Judge 2001, 2002 AEJMC paper competition Sports Presentation 2000 UNC s SPJ chapter Panelist 2000 AEJMC National Convention, Panel on Institutional Review Boards Moderator 1998 AEJMC National Convention COMMUNITY SERVICE: Dates Activity Organization 2011-2012 Religious studies Temple Micah, Denver, Colo. teacher 2012 Volunteer legal Colorado Legal Services, Denver, Colo. assistant 2004-2006 Partner/mentor Metro Denver Partners, Denver, Colo. 1998-2000 Interactive Theater Athens, Ohio for Social Change UNIVERSITY SERVICE: Program/Department: Dates Position Activity 2015 Chair Hansen Professor Search Committee 2015-2016 Member Telecom Professor Search Committee 2009-2010 Adviser Society of Professional Journalists
CV Page 5 2005-2010 Member JMC Assessment Committee 2003-2010 Chair JMC Admissions Committee 2004-2005 Member TCOM Search Committee 2004 Chair JMC Curriculum Committee 2001-2003 Adviser Society of Professional Journalists 2001 Chair Hansen Professor Search Committee 2001 Member Public Relations Search Committee 2000 Guest presenter Several JMC100 classes 2000 Member Curriculum Committee 2000-Present Member Admissions Committee 2000 Member Public Relations Search Committee 1998, 1999 Workshop presenter College Editors Conference 2000 Workshop presenter High School Journalism Workshop College: 2012-2014 Adviser Claw magazine 2008-2009 Member Curriculum Committee 2006-2007 Member Assessment Committee 2004 Member Mirror GM Search Committee 2003-present Chair Student Media Corporation Board 2003-Present Member Student Media Corporation Board 2002 Member Women's Studies Governance Committee 2001 Marshal UNC Commencement 2000 Judge National Forensics Tournament Athens, Ohio 1998-99 Member Diversity Task Force College of Communication,
CV Page 6 University 2016 Member Information Technology Committee 2011-present Member UNC Magazine Editorial Board 2008-present Chair Student Media Corporation Board 2004-present Member Student Media Corporation Board 2009-2013 Member Athletic Board of Control 2006-2007 Member Athletic Department Media Relations Director Search Committee 2002 Moderator Media Panel at Symposium on Ethnic Stereotypes and Mascots 2002 Presenter UNC Scholars Day 2001-2002 Adviser Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity 1999 Secretary Graduate Student Senate 1999 Member Post Publishing Board, 1998-99 Member Intercollegiate Athletic Advisory Committee 1998 Senator Graduate Student Senate Profession 2013 Chair Mirror GM hiring committee 2010 Editor AEJMC News web site TEACHING: Courses Taught: Media and the Olympics Blogging for Journalists Gender and Communications Reporting Contemporary Issues Sports Reporting History of Journalism Issues in Sports Journalism
CV Page 7 Introduction to Women s Studies Ideas in Conflict: Olympics in Society Advanced News & Feature Writing Newswriting News Editing & Layout News Editing Reporting Contemporary Issues Sports Writing Newswriting Courses Developed: Media and the Olympics as JMC408 in 2014. Blogging for Journalists online during Interim session in 2010-2011 and Summer 2014. Gender and Communication during Summer of 2009. Introduced both JMC210 and JMC410 as online classes. Sportswriting as JMC408 in Summer 2005. Now its own title as JMS315. Olympics in Society offered as MIND292 Ideas in Conflict in Spring 2002, Summer 2004, spring 2008. Introduction to Women s Studies offered with a focus on the media in Fall 2002. Issues in Sports Journalism offered as JMC408 during Summer 2002. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES: Workshops, Clinics, Symposia, Conferences: 2017, Attended Colorado Press Association convention. 2016, Attended Colorado Press Association convention. 2014, Attended Wyoming Press Association Convention, Laramie, Wyoming 2014, Attended Colorado Press Association Convention, Denver 2013, Attended Adobe InDesign workshop with CETL, UNC 2013, Attended Academy for Online Learning 2013, Attended Colorado Press Association Convention, Denver 2012, Attended Society of Professional Journalists Regional Convention, Denver 2012, Attended Colorado Press Association Convention, Denver 2010, Attended Breakfast of Editing Champions, AEJMC Convention, Denver 2010, Attended Colorado Press Association Convention 2009, Attended Moving From Print to Web Design: 5 Things You Need to Know, Poynter/NewsU Webinar 2008, Attended NPR s Behind the Scenes at the DNC with Linda Wertheimer, Denver 2007, Attended Poynter seminar Convergence for College Educators 2006, Attended Blackboard Workshop, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, UNC 2004, Attended SPJ Sports Editing Workshop 2001, Attended SPJ National Convention 2001, Attended Colorado Press Association Convention 2000, Attended SPJ panel discussion on Hispanics in the Colorado Media 2000, Attended CPA s Writing in the Rockies workshop 2000, Attended Promising Professors Workshop, AEJMC National Convention HONORS AND AWARDS: 2011, Colorado Press Association Video Internship, The Denver Post 2009, Colorado Society of Professional Journalists Educator of the Year
CV Page 8 2004, Class project awarded two regional second place honors by Society of Professional Journalists 2003, Outstanding Faculty Member award, GLBT Resource Center, UNC 2000, Outstanding Ph.D. Student, E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, 2000, Top student paper, History Division, AEJMC Southeast Colloquium 2000, Mary Gardner Graduate Student Research Award, AEJMC 2000, Second place paper, Open Division, AEJMC Southeast Colloquium